VHS, PAL 43 minutes, classification E.

This video looks at evidence and rare artefacts from the early Bronze Age & Roman period, and the discovery of a Roman Fortlet that once guarded the River Mersey.

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The village of Warburton in Cheshire is a quiet & peaceful backwater close to Lymm. But the village has kept the secret of it's ancient past until now.
In 1998 Archaeologist and researcher James Balme made an amazing discovery on the outskirts of the village that would rewrite the history of this quaint village.

Join James on his incredible journey of discovery exposing evidence & rare artefacts from the early Bronze Age & Roman period & his eventual discovery of a Roman fortlet that once guarded the river Mersey to the west of the village.
James even uncovered evidence that the Anglo-Saxons had once settled close to the present day village with the first Saxon artefact ever to be recovered from Warburton.

A History of Ancient Warburton with James A Balme (VHS)